maybe host a fight night on alcatraz island in the jail. right near alcatraz city cruises says nothing has been formally presented to them, but they look forward to exploring the possibilities with the financial mogul. also wants to set up fights at the eiffel tower and frantz and at the coliseum in italy. so certainly some iconic spots. >> a dog could been successfully dodging alameda place for the past week was finally rescued after being trapped on some rocks, people, including animal control officers thai the police neighbors trying to get her. she ended up somehow and seaplane lagoon trapped on rocks and officer and some residents in kayaks were able to bring her to shore finally and she's okay after getting treatment for scraped pass all well. >> at least she made and what is going on here? dinosaur adventure xyz coming to the bay area. that's what's going on. you can catch the reptile event in pleasanton san jose and santa rosa. it february and march. it's an exhibit that features realistic life-size dinosaurs. kids can enjoy a fossi

and now alcatraz could soon be home to a professional sporting event.t alcatraz could host a professional sporting event as early as this summer, according to the boxing magazine ring, wba junior welterweight champion teofimo lopez is close to reaching an agreement to fight on the island. the chairman of the saudi arabia's general entertainment authority and one of the biggest organizers in boxing, telling espn he wants to have a fight at alcatraz, either in june or july. ktvu reached out to alcatraz for a statement, but we have not heard back. san francisco is dragging down the national average when it comes to return to office recovery after the pandemic, according to a study released tuesday by a last month, work office visits were down 40.2% compared to pre-pandemic january of 2019. california republicans say they support president trump's plan to investigate california's high speed rail project. in a letter to the white house, they say a report by the state inspector general found that it's increasingly unlikely that the rail authority will complet

alcatraz island at the jail. alcatraz city cruises says nothing has been formally presented to them, but they pook forward to exploring the possibilities. they're also some ideas like this to set up fights at the eiffel tower in france and the coliseum in italy. san francisco bay ferry is celebrating a major milestone today surpassing 1 million passengers on its alameda seaplane route since launching in july of 2021, the route has provided commuters with a scenic and aficion connection between alameda and downtown san francisco. officials say they would like to thank passengers for their support as they celebrate this achievement. look at those 3 rescue mountain lion cubs at the oakland zoo. will they have just given us an update? these orphaned cubs named spruce fern this'll are doing really well at the zoo's veterinary hospital under the watchful eye of the care team. there. the team says all 3 have gained weight, which is a good thing and for did have a little bit of a scare last week after testing positive fo

i think that's alcatraz as we look over the bay and the city there.s tiburon, towards that way. isn't that gorgeous? >> yep. ghosts waking up there in alcatraz. if you're just joining us this morning, we don't say boo. we just yawn at alcatraz. >> we don't say boo. >> ghostly yawn. >> it's beautiful throughout with the low clouds kind of waking up. i hope most people have the day off and they can get out and enjoy this weather because heading into this week, we have some good news in store for us. a splash of hours we're going to see. starting off with this morning heading into this afternoon, i'm going to pull up the map and show you our daytime highs through our bay area. upper 50s from petaluma to novato, upper 50s to san francisco. we crank up the warmth just a degree or two more all the way down into the santa clara valley where we're topping off in the low 60s. areas like san jose will see 70s in the forecast for us, so there's something to look forward to. let's dive back for us today. light winds to kick off this morning. if you have any outdo

. >> alcatraz island may soon host another tourist attraction.xing organization is looking at the island as the next location for the world championship. world boxing organization junior welterweight champion teofimo lopez is close to finalizing a deal to defend his title at alcatraz. according to our media partners at the san francisco standard, lopez still needs approval from the national park service and golden gate national recreation area to make it happen. mcdonald's happy meals are made for kids, but adults like to be happy, too. we'll tell you why. grown ups seem to be gobbling up the kids meals in record numbers these days. >> and what's the all time best rom com that may depend on where imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?!

decimos que es el faro más antiguo en funcionamiento, pues el faro de la isla alcatraz se construyó 8ntes de point pinos, pero e reemplazado en 1909 por la prisión militar. ahí está el faro más antiguo. y también la casa. la famosa. lo va a ver. 170 años del faro. no. y mañana? esperar. quién llegará a la casa de los famosos? me imagino que nuestro productor se las puede todos. seguro? seguramente sí. reinaldo ramírez. gran seguidor de los famosos, nuestro productor. y no solo por telemundo, sino que también se mete a esas transmisiones 24. es verdad, si él lo sigue de todo por esa causa también. sí, verdad? programa también mañana hablaremos de eso. entonces aquí nos despedim-- aplausos -- m'usica -- m'usica >> esta noche noticias telemundo. un d'ia sin inmigrantes. bajo esa consigna , muchos salieron a las calles a protestar en diferentes ciudades del pa'is y cerraron negocios para demostrar el aporte de esta comunidad. acechada por las deportaciones de trump en los 'angeles, se dispersaron pr protestas, un acuerdo sin p precedentes en materia m migratoria. el secretario de estado,

the camera is on sutro tower and at the bottom of the screen, you can kind of the tippy top of alcatraz there. >> and lawrence is joining us in the studio to give an idea whether trends that coming are boy, last week was really rough around the bay area. nice start to this week so far. but as we go throughout the week, i think that wet weather makes return right now. beautiful sunset working on so far in into a very nice day outside, although so cold temperatures at night, no getting around that and more of that to come. in fact, out the door right now, the temperatures cooling off here in the low 50's in half moon bay. 51 right now in san francisco. it is currently 56 degrees in livermore. and 54 in san jose. doppler radar scanning. our skies shown some dry conditions out there right now. but boy, just off the coastline, things are to begin to pick up out there more. that is going to be headed our way as we head throughout the day tomorrow and the coming days, especially as we get into wednesday and thursday, stepping outside this evening, grab a jacket. if you're headed out the door,

the city has two more public toilets in the works, one at alcatraz avenue and adeline street, and anothert san pablo and university avenues. it is a star studded week as the basketball world comes to san francisco for the nba all star and the biggest star at the center of it. of course, our warriors own steph curry. our raj mathai spoke to the warriors superstar in this exclusive one on one. how do you rank or even differentiate between an nba title, an olympic gold medal and an all star game? does this week mean a lot to you at all? the all star weekend is a big time celebration of basketball. not just here in the states, but internationally. the fanfare of, you know, of the nba and our kind of global reach. and to be able to put the bay area on stage is a big deal. i wouldn't say it's the same as winning a championship or a gold medal, but it is a way to celebrate all of those accomplishments and look forward to, you know, hopefully a great end of our of our season this year. we will have more on rogers one on one interview with steph curry and our 7 p.m. newscast, including his favorit

in case you're wondering, the alcatraz island lighthouse was actually built eight months before point pinos, but was replaced in 1909 by the prison. tonight at seven, president trump made deals with canada and mexico today. but what about china? the chinese tariffs begin tomorrow also. we investigate how much our local economy relies on immigrants. we dig into the numbers to get a clear view of the impact. that's coming up on our 7:00 news. up next on nightly news, a heated first day in court for blake lively and justin baldoni. the warning from a federal judge today about the star's dueling lawsuits. hallie jackson anchoring nightly news from washington, d.c. right now. >>> tonight, the temporary truce in the trade war. just hours before a key deadline as elon musk tries to make his mark on the government. tonight, a last-minute pause on president trump's trade war with canada and mexico. their new promises that pulled world markets back from the brink. where things stand now, and what it could all mean for everything from trucks to tomatoes. it comes as the president and elon musk l

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fire crews say it happened between alcatraz island and pure. 45?ine unit also responded. it's not known yet. what led to this incident or the latest conditions of the rescued people. and the east bay to every bill alcohol shops failed a d coy test to see if they would sell to minors. the operation involved minors under the supervision of the state department of alcoholic beverage control as some of boys did not carry id. why while others did a reminder that businesses selling alcohol to minors face a $250 fine and up to 32 hours of community service. mayor daniel lurie is increasing police presence in downtown san francisco. it's part of a new initiative. he calls a hospitality task force. the mayor says it will kick start the economy and make the downtown area safer. lori says the task force will primarily focus on areas around the moscone convention center. but what a guardians and union square, the patrols will work with local businesses and hotels. the task force will be an important part of our public safety plan for next week when we have the

. >> we called it alcatraz. i was taught by the sisters of mercy. then i went to the jesuits. so, god was having fun with me from the very beginning. but, where you get a list? >> i have to give credit to my wife storming in the front row. she is our webmaster. she has developed a great tool you can sort by state, city, pins on a map, anything you want. classicalchristian school binder. it will get you there fast. every school has its own page. >> >> the reason i would believe your dad is so adamant in getting rid of it is he knows how and why it was created. we break that down in the book as well. a lot of the work we has done focuses on that too. unions used to be conservative teacher associations that were taken over by the union movement. then the union movement endorsed its first ever presidential candidate in 1976 and the teachers union had 50% of the delegates at the convention where they endorsed jimmy carter. when jimmy carter was elected president he turned around and gave a gift to the same powerful teachers union, the creation of a federal department of education.

her sculptor had imagined she being be formed more permanent presence the top ankle island or alcatraz. . with the rebuildings of the newest neighborhood it is an incredible opportunity upon once in a lifetime opportunity. may be once in a century opportunity to give san francisco this landmark back. she is american in design and precolumbia in stylings and unlike the statute this faces east and welcome nothing she is what san francisco does on the west coast. item 4 the director's report i'm calling mr. raffle remington. >> goods afternoon will happy lunar new year. and black history month we are allowed celebrate temperature i hope you had a wonderful first month of 2025. january was a jam packed among filled with art throughout san francisco. it is a wonderful way to start the year. there are highlights from events on january 8, i attended the inauguration of mayor daniel lure in civic center plaza and the china town night market that evening. and lucky to spend time with our former deputy director jo ann lee. even glen our deputy director in attendance we had a good time at edge on

john's alcatraz. [laughter] i was taught by the sisters of mercy. then i went to the jesuits.god was having fun with me from the beginning. where do you get a list? >> i have to give credit to my wife stormy in the front row. she is a webmaster and has a great tool that can sort by state, city, pins on a map, classicalchristian.org school finder. it will get you there fast. every school has its own page. we are an association of like-minded independent schools. pete: to your point the reason your dad i would believe is so adamant in getting rid of it is because he knew how and why it was created. we break that down in the book as well. a lot of the work rebecca has done focuses on that. unions used to be conservative teacher organizations, taken over by the unionization movement. they turned around and endorse their first presidential candidate in 1976. the teachers union had half the delegates at the 1976 delegation when they endorsed jimmy carter. when jimmy carter was elected president, he gave a gift to those same powerful teachers unions was -- which was the creation of t

a few high, thin stratus clouds otherwise looking out towards alcatraz. the waters are flat. is 53 degrees and the air temperature 58 degrees. in san francisco. couple degrees shy where we should be for this time of the year. it's also 58, in union city and in fremont. hello, concord. you're sitting at 55. a little bit more mild than that in throughout napa and sonoma. now the winds have been pretty much calm up to about five, except at the sfo area and throughout the san bruno gap. we've been seeing an offshore wind up to ten miles per hour. that northwesterly will continue, but will remain flat 5 to 10mph. so a few high, thin renegade clouds and advancement of this main front has been moving into the area. in addition to that, we have this area of low pressure to the north of us that's pulling down some cooler air mass. that's why our temperatures today are coming in slightly below average. check out the futurecast. this is some interesting doings. by 9:00 tonight, we do see the clouds return to the north bay and also the san mateo coastline. by 703 tomorrow morning, sun up

we are looking out towards a flat bay, waters and alcatraz.er temperature 53 buoy endless sky out there. visibility is unlimited. temperatures are currently into the 50s. across the board we will notice some of these renegade clouds floating in and out in advancement of an area of low pressure. it's relatively on the weak side, but nonetheless, here you have your sun up at 703 tomorrow, becoming mostly cloudy by sunset at 543. and here comes the first system, providing us with light rain showers. and that will be by 11:00 tomorrow night. so we go from the sunshine today to rain returning this week. a more vigorous storm is heading this way. it will provide some flooding around the bay area and we anticipate the targeted area this time around will be the santa cruz mountains, where by the time you couple up the wednesday and the thursday amount of rainfall and friday morning even, we are looking at eight full inches of rain in throughout the santa cruz mountains. i haven't even talked about the winds yet or the potential of thunderstorms, and t

chicano movement, the farm workers, and for native people, you know, there was the occupation of alcatrazwas in many ways a starting point for native rights here in the united states and globally. and that was, you know, the history, the culture that i grew up in. and it deeply shaped my perspective and who i am. so, you know, i, i love oakland so much. >> remember, abc7 is your home for the oscars. i'll have live coverage from hollywood on oscars weekend, so be sure to watch the big show on sunday, march 2nd, right here on abc seven. and for the first time, the show will stream live on hulu as well. of course, disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. >> so if you're going to the oscars and you see this lady on the red carpet, please stop. >> stop. because i will be screaming. i know everyone's asking about, you know, what i'm wearing as well. i'm going to be connecting with ginger for something special because. >> well, ginger zee from gma. >> ginger zee from gma something special, a project that she's been very passionate about. not even a project, a lifestyle. >> yeah. >> an

a beautiful view here over alcatraz. it's a pretty one. the mostly sunny skies will remain in place. high clouds of pushing over the bay area at times today, tomorrow, but an increase in clouds as we get into the second part of your afternoon on tuesday. 41 degrees right now in walnut creek, 39. novato 42, san francisco. the chill is still on, but dramatically better than what we had earlier this morning when we were in the upper 20s, low 30s, still trailing behind in some areas, like fairfax reporting 32 degrees, and for the inner east bay just above freezing in orinda at 34 for the afternoon today, temperatures are going to be just a smidge below average. but with all that sunshine out there, it should feel pretty good. 47 in san carlos, 36 now in atherton. we will be dry for today and for tomorrow. the rain arrives late in the evening hours as we get into wednesday afternoon. a little bit of a break followed by a wetter, windier storm for thursday. here's a look at midnight on tuesday. there's the light rain there for the bay area as we

chicano movement, the farmworkers, and for native people, you know, there was the occupation of alcatrazh was in many ways a starting point for native rights here in the united states and globally. and that was, you know, the history, the culture that i grew up in. and it deeply shaped my perspective and who i am. so, you know, i love oakland so much. >> remember, abc7 is your home for the oscars. i'll have live coverage from hollywood on oscars weekend. be sure to watch the big show on sunday, march 2nd, right here on abc seven. and for the first time, the show will stream live on hulu as well. of course, disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. >> we should mention that sugar cane is streaming now. yes, you can watch it on. disney plus, right? >> yes. and so that's something. absolutely. take the time to watch that. i know that he's talked very much about his personal connections to that, uncovering a lot from his family's past. >> really quick. it's about because i don't think we mentioned that. >> oh, so it is pretty heavy. it's in british columbia. they go to a school and

you know, and mario woods and how kaepernick went out to the out to the alcatraz and how it turned it into a place where we could have statues put back and stuff. one for cap nick went out there at alcatraz for the people that come from china. >> you know, when it comes to changing names and everything when it comes to the gulf of america, i see these people out here want to they want to change burma to me mind ours us . who are these people? we have to change the map for them. >> you know, i got a little more time here and i thank you for all this because the whole world got down on their knee for you and me and and our lord . i thank you for being able because i go looking for him in the eyes of my brother. this is what he told me to do. i ministry to you and i thank you. >> i might come back in a little while. oh, hi. good evening, commissioners chief scott. i'm a position. i'm the assistant deputy chief of the community paramedic division. i am here to express my support for the go with the changes and the 5150 law that came about with sb 43 there was an implementation workgroup f